Meeting PowerPoint Slides
Our Commitment to Long COVID Care
We Want To Enhance
Long COVID Education at clinics
We Want To Reduce
Barriers to Care Accessibility and Delivery
We Want To Alleviate
Long COVID Symptom Burden
We Want To Strengthen
PCP Referral Methods and Communication
We Want To Improve
Long COVID Care
We Want to Raise
Awareness about Long COVID
Community Engagement
CO-MTN partakes in two community engagement efforts: Community of Practice Meetings which consist of multiple stakeholders discussing ways to improve Long COVID care/care delivery, and Patient Advisory Board Meetings which consist of individuals with Long COVID providing feedback on study materials and discussing their Long COVID experiences to better inform providers on gaps of care in Long COVID. Recently, CO-MTN co-hosted the Statewide Conversation on Long COVID with the Lt. Gov discussing the work done surrounding Long COVID Research and Education. Read more about our community engagement efforts here. To read more about the Lt. Gov event, please scroll below.
SNOCAP
The State Network of Colorado Ambulatory Practices & Partners (SNOCAP) is a practice-based research infrastructure that strives to improve communication and assist with joint research projects with shared staff. SNOCAP reaches 280 primary care practices serving diverse populations around Colorado representing a spectrum of organizational settings from large health system owned practices to Federally Qualified Health Centers to fully independent practices. CO-MTN utilizes SNOCAP in order to successfully implement a statewide approach to Long COVID Care Delivery through SNOCAP-identified primary care clinics (PCCs) to participate in the study.
eConsult
Electronic consultations (eConsult) are part of The Care Collaborative, a University of Colorado Anschutz Medical School resource that ensures that health care providers can communicate electronically with other providers across Colorado to assist one another in providing care to patients. The Care Collaborative has two programs, Project CORE (Coordinating Optimal Refferal Experiences) and ECHO (Extension for Community Health Outcomes). eConsults are part of Project CORE. eConsults are a secure teleheath consultation service that primary care physicians can utilize within CO-MTN to communicate with Long COVID related questions pertaining to a patient. eConsults act as a bridge to multi-disciplinary clinic care augmenting primary care clinic-based care.
ECHO
The Extension for Community Health Outcomes (ECHO) is part of The Care Collaborative. ECHO is an online practice-based implementation tool utilized by CO-MTN to train primary care clinic providers and clinic staff on Long COVID. ECHO Provides six 45-minute Long COVID modules that focus on what Long COVID is, the diagnosis and management of Long COVID symptoms, and resources providers can recommend to alleviate Long COVID symptom burden. CO-MTN utilizes ECHO within the primary care clinics to improve provider Long COVID awareness, knowledge, and comfort in managing and navigating Long COVID.
Community Events Hosted by CO-MTN
- On August 26th, 2026 Dr. Sarah Jolley, MD, MSc and Isabella Nowakowski, MPH co-hosted the Statewide Conversation on Long COVID with Colorado's Lieutenant Governor, Dianne Primavera. The Event was held on the CU Anschutz campus.
- This event focused on showcasing all of the great Long COVID research and education within the State of Colorado and nationally, panel discussions about patient experiences with Long COVID Care, panels about current Long COVID care/education, and panels on the future of Long COVID and the next steps of Long COVID care/education in Colorado.
- This event brought together lived experience experts, researchers, community members, professors, University of Colorado's Regent Ray Scott, Dean John Sampson of the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine, Dean Cathy Bradley of the Colorado School of Public Health, Dean Brian Tsuji of the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Pharmacy, primary and speciality care clinicians in Colorado, Washington, California, Minnesota, Maryland, Georgia, state policy advisors/analysts, health navigators, project managers, educators, and various state agencies. This event had 55 virtual attendees and 40 in-person attendees.
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- On May 11th, 2026 Dr. Sarah Jolley, MD, MSc and Isabella Nowakowski, MPH hosted the AHRQ Long COVID Annual Network Meeting at CU Anschutz.
- The event focused on showcasing the Long COVID work accomplished in Colorado, Atlanta, Washington, Maryland, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and California (sites all part of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Long COVID Network) as well as discussing future next steps in expanding Long COVID Care/education.
- This event brought together lived experience experts, primary and speciality care specialists across the 12 different AHRQ Long COVID consortium sites, health navigators, project managers, and educators.
